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«He
was a very real person, now gone from our midst.He gave us such amazingly in-depth insider
info on Scientology that
reveals the reality behind the false LRH boi, the fake glitz of
pre-programmed celebrities and empty promises of OT powers.
THANK YOU RVY!!» —
Michael Pattinson

«Robert
Vaughn Young was a good friend. A courageous educator regarding
the dangers of Scientology.»
— Lawrence
Wollersheim

«One
that's a 'must read' (although most of RVY's works would
qualify) is his testimony in the Lisa McPherson civil trial/Dandar
disqualification hearings, where he very succinctly explained
the theoretical and ontological certainty that the 'Church' was
of necessity aware of her impending death.»
— Joe Lynn

For my training, I studied and had
secret directives from Hubbard and others on how to
handle reporters, how to deal with police and
government agencies, how to create front groups, and
how to discredit or destroy a person or a group with
Hubbard's "fair game" doctrine.

And then it hit me. It was what Hubbard calls a blue flash,
the sudden insight.

Hubbard didn't die.

He was killed.

I fell back in my chair, completely stunned. In all of the
years since 1986, I had never once considered that possibility.
Even with my being long out of the cult and directing criticism
at various practices and policies, the thought had never crossed
my mind that Hubbard might have been killed.

Hubbard gets the same praise. Every
success is due to his methods and every mistake or
failure is due to someone or something else. His
face is everywhere in Scientology organizations,
just as one finds the leader in other dictatorships:
Cuba, Iran, Iraq, China, the old USSR and Nazi
Germany, and for the exact reasons Orwell gives.

My credentials as an expert on Scientology
includes over 20 years as a staff member in the organization. In
those 20 years, I have held nearly every type of position at
every echelon. I have worked at the local, the regional, the
national and the international levels. I have been a Scientology
representative and spokesman before governmental bodies, the
media and the courts. I have trained others on how to handle the
media and governmental agencies. I have been the most senior
public relations executive for Scientology world wide. I worked
for years at the echelon that handles critics, "enemies," the
media, judges, the courts and the government. I have been privy
to documents and tactics of the most secret nature, including
illegalities committed by Scientology executives and the means
of cover-up. I have been called on many occasions to personally
handle "hot" situations of the most sensitive nature ranging
from the mysterious death of the son of Scientology Founder Ron
Hubbard ("Hubbard") to the death of Hubbard himself.
I have been
privy to financial schemes and scams involving tens of millions
of dollars. I also know how Scientology manipulates the law to
avoid any revelation of the truth.

"I saw you on the 'Dateline' show," she said. I
nodded as she remarked some more about it. Finally she
asked the question. "So how long were you in
Scientology?"

"About 21 years," I said.

"Wow," she said actually surprised. "If it really is
as bad as I hear, how could you stay in it that long?"

There it was, that same question. Well, this time I
had a new answer.

"I guess that's like asking an abused women why she
stayed in that relationship for so long when…"

She suddenly turned to me and raised her hands in
front of her, one of those "halt" motions and said, "Say
no more! I just ended an abusive marriage of 12 years. I
know exactly what you are talking about."

A more modern instance can be found in what
was East Germany. The citizens there firmly believed the West
was evil and that they were the ones who had true freedom, until
the wall came down and they came to learn the truth about their
government and the world. The citizens of East Germany weren't
evil. They were simply deluded by an evil government. That's why
Radio Free Europe was blocked. That is why Scientologists are
kept away from ARS, unless approved by Dept. 20/RTC.

Plus if you are going to speak out against
abuse of Scientologists, you need to learn about what is
being done to them by the organization itself, such as
forced abortions, the incarcerations, the beatings,
deprivations and other degradations. Nor do you know what is
being done to silence people from writing letters like this.
(Go back to the covert operations of the Guardian's Office
that came out in the FBI raid and you will get an idea.)

What I mean by a threat is that any staff member or even a
public can go onto the Net and get things that you can't
control. Back in the "old days" we could control what the
members and staff knew. When there was an entheta article in
Philadelphia or East Grinstead, it could be contained. Now the
damned things get thrown on the Net, not to mention court
rulings and videos! It used to be that Dept. 20 was the only
ones who knew about the entheta stories or adverse court
rulings. Now they are right there for anyone to find, thanks
to the Net.

I've been posting to ARS for a few years now
and then I disappeared, although I was occasionally in touch
with several of you via email. I want to tell you what's been
going on. Plus it will give the criminal cult something to
whine, bitch, carp, natter, scream, cry, rant about which might
get someone's stats up there so they can get a day off to do
their laundry. (Boy, do I remember that routine!)

For those who don't know me, I was in the cult for nearly 21
years. [...] Because I spoke out, they had to have spent
hundreds of thousands of dollars in the last five years trying
to silence me and probably even think they finally did it.
Right. Read on.

If you can manage about 7,000 words, this post will tell you
more than the cult wants you to know.

So the next time
Chick Corea or
John Travolta
complain about the treatment of Scientologists, would
someone let them show them either this post or the entry
from the Administrative Dictionary and ask them to
protest how Scientologists are treated INSIDE
Scientology? (Don't be surprised if an
Orwellian edit on
this definition is done, if not done already.)

And also pass it on to those who say there is no form
of "cult mind control" that goes on in Scientology.
Better yet, let THEM do the RPF's RPF and keep them
there until they change THEIR minds "of their own
self-determinism" and let's see what they say.

INCOMM
was created to be the computer data base for
Scientology. Foster Thompkins was put in charge of the
setup. It was to serve as a repository for all
LRH
writings so they could be word searched. (That was "SIR"
or Source Information Retrieval). Routing forms were to go into the computer
base. Time machine programs were to run the programs, automatically ordering the
person to do the step. And there was email. (Financial records and other were to
be added later, he said.)

If an
SP
is forced out of his job, it is good, just as it was good if
a Jew was fired or thrown out on the street. If an SP goes
to a club meeting and the membership has turned against him,
it is good, as it was good for the Jew. In fact, any
misfortune is good for the SP/Jew. They deserve it,
according to Hubbard/Hitler.

Robert Vaughn Young (1938
-
June 15,
2003)
commonly known by his initials, RVY was a writer who was
for many years the public relations officer for the
Church of Scientology. He edited
L. Ron Hubbard's ten-volume
Mission Earth series. Young claimed that Hubbard had
written the main text of the series, but that he had
ghostwritten the introduction of each volume, as well as
other writings in Hubbard's name.

After leaving the Church of Scientology, Young became prominent
as an expert in court cases regarding Scientology and as an
Internet-based critic of the organization.